Use of there, their and they’re

There:
This is an adverb used to refer to a place or location.

Examples:

• The dog is over there by the tree.
• Put your book down right there.
• There is no food left in the fridge.

Their:
This is a possessive pronoun referring to something belonging to or associated with a group of people.

Examples:

• The students left early and forgot their books.
• The newlyweds decorated their first home.
• The family gathered in front of their house for a photo.

They’re:
This is a contraction of they are.

Examples:
-They’re coming to visit us this weekend.

• They’re waiting for you at the cafe.
• They’re almost finished with their work.

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